@article{
  author = {Alfredo Sarmiento Gomez, Clara Ramirez Gomez, Jorge Ivan Gonzalesz. B, Edgar Baldion W., Patricia Garcia C., Ines Elvira Navas N., Adriana Rincon P., Blanca Lilia Caro A.},
  title = {Human Rights and Human Development Colombia},
  journal = {UNDP (United Nations Development Programme)},
  year = {2000},
  location = {New York},
  URL = {http://www.pnud.org.co/},
  abstract = {Recognition of the relationship between human development and equality is essential and represents the most powerful instrument for society's future improvement. For Colombia, - a country that is loosing part of its human, environmental and physical wealth due to internal conflict -, understanding this relationship is imperative. The contribution of the HDR 2000 is significant because it demonstrates how the internal conflict imposes the following basic principle: only with respect for the integrity, well-being and participation of every member of the population can be constructed a true nation, one that frees its population from misery, social exclusion and fear.
}
}

AU - Alfredo Sarmiento Gomez, Clara Ramirez Gomez, Jorge Ivan Gonzalesz. B, Edgar Baldion W., Patricia Garcia C., Ines Elvira Navas N., Adriana Rincon P., Blanca Lilia Caro A.
TI - Human Rights and Human Development Colombia
PT - Journal Article
DP - 2000
TA - UNDP (United Nations Development Programme)
AB - Recognition of the relationship between human development and equality is essential and represents the most powerful instrument for society's future improvement. For Colombia, - a country that is loosing part of its human, environmental and physical wealth due to internal conflict -, understanding this relationship is imperative. The contribution of the HDR 2000 is significant because it demonstrates how the internal conflict imposes the following basic principle: only with respect for the integrity, well-being and participation of every member of the population can be constructed a true nation, one that frees its population from misery, social exclusion and fear.

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%X Recognition of the relationship between human development and equality is essential and represents the most powerful instrument for society's future improvement. For Colombia, - a country that is loosing part of its human, environmental and physical wealth due to internal conflict -, understanding this relationship is imperative. The contribution of the HDR 2000 is significant because it demonstrates how the internal conflict imposes the following basic principle: only with respect for the integrity, well-being and participation of every member of the population can be constructed a true nation, one that frees its population from misery, social exclusion and fear.

TY  - JOUR
AU  - Alfredo Sarmiento Gomez, Clara Ramirez Gomez, Jorge Ivan Gonzalesz. B, Edgar Baldion W., Patricia Garcia C., Ines Elvira Navas N., Adriana Rincon P., Blanca Lilia Caro A.
TI  - Human Rights and Human Development Colombia
PY  - 2000
JF  - UNDP (United Nations Development Programme)
UR  - http://www.pnud.org.co/,
AB  - Recognition of the relationship between human development and equality is essential and represents the most powerful instrument for society's future improvement. For Colombia, - a country that is loosing part of its human, environmental and physical wealth due to internal conflict -, understanding this relationship is imperative. The contribution of the HDR 2000 is significant because it demonstrates how the internal conflict imposes the following basic principle: only with respect for the integrity, well-being and participation of every member of the population can be constructed a true nation, one that frees its population from misery, social exclusion and fear.

TY  - JOUR
T1  - Human Rights and Human Development Colombia
AU  - Alfredo Sarmiento Gomez, Clara Ramirez Gomez, Jorge Ivan Gonzalesz. B, Edgar Baldion W., Patricia Garcia C., Ines Elvira Navas N., Adriana Rincon P., Blanca Lilia Caro A.
PY  - 2000
JF  - UNDP (United Nations Development Programme)
UR  - http://www.pnud.org.co/,
AB  - Recognition of the relationship between human development and equality is essential and represents the most powerful instrument for society's future improvement. For Colombia, - a country that is loosing part of its human, environmental and physical wealth due to internal conflict -, understanding this relationship is imperative. The contribution of the HDR 2000 is significant because it demonstrates how the internal conflict imposes the following basic principle: only with respect for the integrity, well-being and participation of every member of the population can be constructed a true nation, one that frees its population from misery, social exclusion and fear.